Being tested. Seed for trialling. Sampo is a thick-fleshed fennel variety for autumn production with beautiful, ball-shaped, very heavy bulbs and strong leaf stems. Very slow growing variety but with a good yield and fine appearance. Plant at the beginning of August for harvesting in late autumn. Well suited for keeping in storage. Has a particularly flavoursome taste. The thick-fleshed fennel Sampo is exclusively suitable for autumn cultivation. It produces beautiful, ball-shaped, very heavy bulbs.Very slow growing variety but with a good yield and fine appearance. It has upright foliage and few side shoots. Well suited for keeping in storage. Has a particularly aromatic fennel flavor.
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Cultivation
Seed germination temperature: 20-22 °CPlanting distance: ca. 30 x 30 cmOptimal amount of plants: 10-11 plants/m²Sowing depth: 1.5-2 cmAmount of seed needed: direct sowing ca. 30 g/a; 18-20 seeds per running metre
bred by
Photo by Hendrik Rauch
Silke Wedemeyer
Current breeding location: Sudershausen, Niedersachsen
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